Airline Compensation: How Long Can Your Flight Be Delayed?

Discover how long your flight must be delayed to qualify for compensation and understand your rights as a traveler.

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In general, airlines must provide compensation if a flight is delayed by at least three hours. The amount varies based on the distance and duration of the delay. Travelers should review the airline's specific policies and relevant regulations to understand their entitlements.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are my rights if my flight is delayed? You have the right to compensation if your flight is delayed by at least three hours, depending on the airline's policies and relevant regulations.
  2. How much compensation can I expect for a delayed flight? The compensation amount varies based on the distance of the flight and the duration of the delay; reviewing specific airline policies will provide detailed information.
  3. Are there exceptions to flight delay compensation? Yes, compensation may not be provided during extraordinary circumstances such as severe weather or security risks.
  4. How can I file a claim for delayed flight compensation? To file a claim, contact your airline directly, provide the necessary documentation, and be aware of the specific timeframe for submitting claims.

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